Everyone has their opinions on why 'Linux' does not have sufficient market share in the desktop space. It is quite alarming but, hey, I believe that there are more people using Linux now than before! JoshStrobl is right about Snaps and software delivery being 'the easy part'. Windows also has many methods of software delivery. (Eg. Steam, MS Store, etc...) It does not seem to impede its profits, however. People will come to use Linux, if ever, in their own time. We just have to focus on building a better OS (or a better 'family' of Operating Systems). I don't see why we have to fret over market share. It is unlikely that the users of MacOS worry about it despite having a relatively lower market share compared to Windows. Instead, Apple made it a selling point and marketed it as an 'elitist computer'. Do yourself a favour and stop worrying about market share. Enjoy using Linux! Always remember that Linux is just another tool in the toolkit. Use it wisely for your own good and the good of others. Keep up the good work, Solus! 😄
